Taiwanese Heritage refers to the cultural, historical, and social legacy of Taiwan and its people. It encompasses the customs, traditions, languages, arts, and practices that have developed over time in Taiwan, shaped by its indigenous populations, Chinese influences, and colonial histories. Taiwanese Heritage includes various aspects such as traditional festivals, cuisine, crafts, and beliefs that reflect the island’s diverse identity. The preservation and celebration of Taiwanese Heritage play a crucial role in fostering a sense of community and national identity among the people of Taiwan, while also promoting awareness and appreciation of their rich cultural tapestry both domestically and internationally. This heritage is often showcased through cultural events, local arts, and educational initiatives that emphasize its significance in contemporary Taiwanese society.
The Taiwan Hakka Culture Center in Miaoli is spotlighting Hakka heritage on a global scale through international cultural exchanges. Professor Hideaki Kikuchi from Japan's International Christian University led a delegation…